Sentence examples for consider this latest from inspiring English sources

But on the theory that New York is home of the improbable, that it is a place where a first lady can become a United States senator and a billionaire with political talents in inverse proportion to his wealth can become mayor, let us consider this latest bit of political gossip for a moment.

"Therefore, it is essential that we take time to consider this latest development," he said.

While some could read that as a violation on the part of Spotify, which can turn off and turn on in-app purchases without update approval, others might consider this latest update rejection as a retaliation on the part of Apple.

Gill added that her cross-party group for British Sikhs would also "strongly consider this latest development".

The worldwide campaign of BDS against Israel may consider this latest outrage to be a victory, but when put in the grand scheme of things, this is just a minute tactical achievement for them, and not an actual damage to Israel.

Unfortunately, there is no evidence that the rebels considered this latest offensive a last throw.

Crane considers this latest inquiry a bellwether for whether the whistleblower system can reform itself in a post-Snowden era.

That really makes a big difference when considering this latest hot Honda.

The AAP considers this latest study to be groundbreaking due to the implementation of video footage, which revealed higher rates of unsafe sleeping practices than in previous studies, which generally relied on self-reported data from parents.

So it's strange to think that Japanese law enforcement has considered this late-night activity a crime for the last three years.

Consider this: In the latest New York Times/CBS News poll, released on Monday, 31percentt of respondents over the age of 40 said they supported gay marriage.